i splendid vision of renewel, to feel invigerated by the, i feel a claasic ambiemnce flow through your words
"glory days" the best times of life and how one is reminded by the sunrise and sunsets, the making of days, your words hold the quality showing what makes memories special, as well as present a refreshing outlook that carries with it a sense of endearment, "fruitful" metaphorically leaves the reader inspired.
For some reason as I read this I kept thinking of tomato's ripening on the vine. Beautiful red tomato's hanging there in the sunshine just waiting for me to come along with a salt shaker and a piece of corn bread, and pluck it right off the vine and enjoy right there in the garden. I sooooo remember doing just this when I was a youngster.
i splendid vision of renewel, to feel invigerated by the, i feel a claasic ambiemnce flow through your words
"glory days" the best times of life and how one is reminded by the sunrise and sunsets, the making of days, your words hold the quality showing what makes memories special, as well as present a refreshing outlook that carries with it a sense of endearment, "fruitful" metaphorically leaves the reader inspired.
This means a lot to me as I make my own cider (hard cider in the States?) - from apples ripened during the summer sunshine as is the grape you so neatly describe!
though I'm not familiar with:
of the coming down
shinning glory days
the word shinning - is this a careless shining, or am I missing something?
cheers
I'm tempted to request an apple version to link to from my cider making blog!
Hi, I'm James K. Blaylock and I'm a poet/writer. I'm 39, and I live in Texas. I was born and raised here. I have been writing now for 13 years and I've been blessed to be published a number of times. .. more..